Community - a dish best served collaboratively
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5 Hello! I am Jeremy Meiss Director, DevRel & Community @ CircleCI @IAmJerdog timeline.jerdog.me
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12 Reasons to collaborate Or… Why you should play well with others
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13 Reasons to Collaborate 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Problem solving is better together Brings people (and companies) together New opportunities Keep your community members around More efficient
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19 Ways to start Collaborating
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25 Getting involved in other Communities ✖ Attend. Meet people. ✖ Co-meetups ✖ Speaking at respective community conferences ✖ Shared content (blogs, samples, tutorials, etc.) ✖ Live streams ✖ ………
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30 When collaboration is thwarted ✖ ✖ ✖ ✖ ✖ Use competitors as examples Get buy-in from other groups Track it to OKRs & company bottom line Be subversive Collaborate with network for new job
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